Sentence examples for Pretty consequential from inspiring English sources
A record number of Americans participated in a pretty consequential election in 2008, which is why a Democratic majority and a Democratic president had every right to pass the most transformative piece of social legislation in 40-plus years.
And yet all this protesting came at a real cost to the voters, because while Coleman was appealing his case to every Minnesota court that would hear it, his old colleagues back in Washington were actually grappling with some pretty consequential work — doling out a few trillion dollars in stimulus money and bailout funds.
Mr Piketty also offers a pretty consequential caveat: if economies are reliant on scarce resources, or if asset prices tend to grow much faster than consumer prices, wealth can grow much larger much faster than this law implies.This seems like a good place for a chart:So, there you get a sense of the recent trend as well as the effect on variations around the trend of asset-price booms.
"The gap between the implication (Obama has liberal, radical views about sexuality) and the reality in this ad is pretty big and fairly consequential".
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On subjects consequential or otherwise, Mr.
Consequential amendments to other provisions.
Other anachronisms are more consequential.
"This election is so consequential".
Sheer size made Woodstock consequential.
